Switch load order of broot conf paths #9
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should load broot_vim_conf_path first because broot appends verbs but takes the first matching keystroke, so loading vim conf first ensures that these verbs override other configs with same keystrokes
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Hi there, me again!
Here is a quick unsolicited PR for an issue I noticed while fixing some configs. Broot appends rather than overrides verbs, then appears to take the first matching keycode. So for instance if the user has defined a custom verb for
Enterthen the broot_vim `echo +{line} {file} won't end up getting used.I flipped the order of the config imports in this PR to fix. This way, anything in
broot_vim_confgets loaded first and has priority.Cheers,
Brendan